Answer:
No, because 3 x 7 = 21 - 4 = 17
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Eric rode 2 more miles per week than Kim rode.
Step-by-step explanation:
Find how many miles per week Kim rode by dividing the number of miles she rode by the number of weeks:
135/9
= 15
Find how many miles per week Eric rode:
102/6
= 17
So, Kim rode 15 miles per week and Eric rode 17 miles per week.
The answer is Eric rode 2 more miles per week than Kim rode.
The key is Esther travelled the same distance - x - in both her morning and evening commute.
45(time she took in the morning, or p) = x
30(time she took in the evening, or q) = x
Therefore 45(p) = 30(q), or divide both sides by 5 and get 9(p) = 6(q). I know you can divide it further, but these numbers are small enough and it's not worth the time.
Since the whole trip took an hour, (p + q) = 60min, and so, p = 60-q.
Therefore 9(60-q) = 6q or 540-9q = 6q. So 540 = 15q, which makes q = 36. If q = 36, then by (p+q)=60, p (the time she took in the morning) must equal 24.
45 miles per hour, her speed in the morning, times (24/60) hours, her time, makes 18 miles travelled in the morning. If you check, 30 miles per hour times (36/60) hours also makes 18 miles in the evening.
<span>Hope that makes a little sense. And I also hope it's right</span>
